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Adapter and peer group regulated modified cimt verses conventional occupational therapy for upper extremity rehabilitation following stroke: a randomized controlled trial /

Published by : BHPI, DU, BD (Dhaka :) Physical details: viii, 90 p. : ill.

Subject(s): Modified constraint induced movement therapy

Year: 2019

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